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Publication date: Mar 27, 2009
Publication date: Mar 27, 2009
Research is now underway at Aston University, located in Birmingham, and led by Michael Coleman, to develop a living model of the human brain created from modified human nerve cells, that may be of more use in researching treatments for diseases such as Alzheimer's Disease than the traditional animal models.
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